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Rep. Jen Dailey-Provost

184
Letters
Verified VoterSalt Lake City, UT

Block Project Meridian Contractors From Pentagon Deals

Elon Musk and Palmer Luckey should be removed from Project Meridian, or barred from holding Pentagon contracts for as long as they serve on it. Putting weapons contractors in charge of shaping defense strategy — when that strategy could funnel them tens or hundreds of billions in future contracts —

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Demand Accountability for Illegal Use of DHS Funds on Pro-Trump Ads

Demand a full investigation into the Trump administration's use of $20 million in Department of Homeland Security funds to air self-promotional ads — and push to get that money back. The Wall Street Journal confirmed the funds came directly from U.S. Customs and Border Protection. This isn't a gray

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Release the Epstein Files and Hold DOJ in Contempt

Do your job. The Trump administration is defying a federal court order on the Epstein files, and the only reason to keep blocking their release is if someone in those files doesn't want to be found. Judge Emmet Sullivan has already ruled that the DOJ's redactions and withheld materials violate the E

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Defend Press Freedom: Condemn Trump's Unconstitutional White House Ban

Trump's ban on CNN, MS Now, and Politico from the White House grounds is a direct, unconstitutional attack on press freedom, and I need you to speak out against it now. He announced the ban on Truth Social saying he was banning them "as a result of their constant reporting fake news." That's not a d

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Co-Sponsor the Ban on Corporate Practice of Medicine Act

Co-sponsor the Ban on Corporate Practice of Medicine Act, introduced by Senators Warren, Wyden, and Merkley alongside Representatives Hoyle, Ocasio-Cortez, and Subramanyam. This bill takes direct aim at the corporate practice of medicine — the arrangement where private equity firms and health corpor

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